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12/17/2018

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Las Vegas Crime
Baxter and Holt Book 3
by Leslie Wolfe
Genre: Crime Suspense Thriller 

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“Simply love Leslie Wolfe! The Baxter-Holt series is one of the best in the genre! This was a great story that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Cannot wait until the next one, Las Vegas Crime, coming in November. Keep writing them, Leslie!”


Detectives Laura Baxter and Jack Holt are members of the elite: Las Vegas Metro PD, one of the toughest and most respected law enforcement agencies in the United States. In the middle of a city with two million residents and 43 million annual visitors, they’re searching for a missing girl and the ruthless killers who snatched her.

The girl: gone

When a teenage girl is daringly kidnapped from her school, minutes after being dropped off, a frenzied search begins, involving the entire police force of a city that never sleeps. But for Detectives Baxter and Holt this isn’t a crime like any other; it is personal. 

The crimes: terrifying

A bold and merciless serial killer preys on young girls and leaves them out to die in the cold and dreadful expanse of the Mojave Desert, unable to move, to scream, to fight for their lives.

The choice: impossible

Now Detective Holt is faced with an agonizing decision: he can sacrifice all that he holds dear or jeopardize the life of an innocent girl, his own flesh and blood. The man holding all the cards in this game of life and death isn’t willing to negotiate; he’s only willing to kill. 

In Las Vegas, few things end well.

Two mavericks form an intriguing team. Baxter and Holt trust each other with their lives, just not with their secret plans.




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​She struggled to control her sobs but failed miserably. With every mile the man drove into the dark desert, her fear grew, panic overtaking her sense of reason, making it impossible for her to sit still and be quiet like the man had ordered.
“No, please,” she whimpered, “I’ll disappear. I won’t say a word to anyone. I swear,” she added in a high-pitched plea, her voice trembling badly.
She stared through a blur of tears at the man’s intense eyes, reflected in the rearview mirror. He rarely looked at her, not even when he spoke to her, but when he did, his eyes were ice cold, feral.
She couldn’t tell how long they’d been on the road, or how far away from the city they’d traveled. Far enough for darkness to engulf the dazzling lights of Las Vegas, left behind at their brightest and now gone from view. Far enough to know that no matter how loud she’d scream, no one would hear her desperate cries for help. She sat silently, petrified, unable to fight anymore, knowing what Homeboy did to those who disobeyed him.
They had entered the desolate vastness of the Mojave Desert, cold and bleak at night.
Her breath shattered as raw memories swirled in her head, repeating over and over like a broken record.
“Get rid of her,” that terrible man had said, “this bitch ain’t good for nothin’.” The one they called Snowman had curled his lip in disgust and ran his fingers across his throat in a clear gesture, sealing her fate.
She was to be killed.
She remembered how her knees gave and she folded onto the cold, grimy floor, half-naked and barefoot, shaking, sobbing uncontrollably, while the other man, a brute she got to know only as Homeboy, smiled and licked his lips. Then he’d grabbed her arm and dragged her out of that place, mumbling, “Sure, boss, whatever you say.”
She’d seen that look on Homeboy’s face before.
Maybe she was better off dead than having that animal’s hands on her again. Her body still ached from the hours she’d endured at his pleasure. The thought of peace soon to be found, even if in death, calmed her taut nerves. Soon she’d be free, one way or another.
No one dared defy Snowman’s orders.
Her mind wandered, numb and absent for a while, as Homeboy drove fast into the night, mile after mile, without saying a word.
A slight chime came from the GPS and he braked, although there was no intersecting road crossing the highway, no available turn to take, just desert dunes, covered in shrubs and cacti, and trolled by scorpions, snakes, and coyotes.
He turned off-road and drove carefully into the desert, climbing over a hill then descending behind it. He didn’t immediately stop; he kept on going, putting more and more distance between them and the road, eliminating any chances that someone could see her, could hear her screams.
She felt her heart thumping against her chest, the sound of its terrified beats deafening against the deathly silence of the desert. Fresh tears started rolling down her cheeks and her pleas were left unanswered.
She gasped when he cut the engine, bringing the SUV to a stop. Trembling, she didn’t fight back when he grabbed her arm and pulled her out of the vehicle.
“Please,” she mumbled, “I’ll do whatever you want. Please let me go.”
“Can’t do that,” he replied, his lips stretched in an evil smile that exposed crooked, yellow teeth. “You heard the boss man.”
He let go of her arm and reached inside his pocket. Panicked, she bolted in a desperate attempt to save herself. She ran toward the highway, now hidden behind a hill, not feeling the cactus thorns tearing at her flesh, not minding the sharp edges of the desert stones bloodying the soles of her feet.
She’d run a few yards and he hadn’t caught up with her yet; hope gave her wings, and she sprung uphill clawing at the stones with her bare hands, desperate to put more distance between the two of them.
She was almost at the top of the hill when his steeled grip bore into her arm, stopping her in place so abruptly that her bleeding feet sent pebbles and sand in the air. Angered, he dragged her back to the SUV and slammed her against the cold metal.
“Nice try, bitch. There’s nowhere to go.”
She was starting to understand that, to accept it, although every fiber in her body screamed its fear, urged her to fight, to run, to survive. She drew breath hastily and let out a blood-curdling shriek.
Homeboy laughed. “Sure, go ahead, scream. You’re giving me a hard-on.”
Her scream died, stifled by a sob.
He dug into his pocket and pulled out a small bottle fitted with an eyedropper. With a lewd, sickening smile, he took his time unscrewing the cap and carefully extracted two drops of the clear liquid. Then he grabbed her jaw and forced her lips open.
“No, no,” she whimpered, fighting desperately to free herself.
Homeboy just smirked, ignoring her feeble kicks, and squeezed the eyedropper, releasing the liquid into her mouth. Then he held her lips sealed under his heavy hand, forcing her to swallow.
She couldn’t detect any strange taste; he’d barely used a drop or two. It couldn’t be too bad, she thought, gasping desperately for air as soon as he released his grip.
She felt her tongue becoming numb, then her lips. Panic opened her eyes widely and made her lungs scream for more air. She gasped, feeling an evil numbness taking over her body, reaching her extremities, weakening her knees. A strange sense of dizziness overtook her, making her reach for support, finding none until her body hit the ground. No matter how much she willed herself to move, she lay still on the cold desert dirt, feeling every stab of pain where sharp-edged rocks cut into her flesh.
Homeboy crouched near her body with a satisfied grin. He pushed aside a few locks of her hair, clearing her face, touching her frozen lips.
“You won’t die,” he said, while his hand fumbled with his belt buckle. “Not now, anyway. Not until I’m bored with you.”
She forced her lungs to draw air and screamed, then drew another raspy breath and screamed again.
She listened but couldn’t hear her own screams. The desert was completely silent, except for the brute’s rhythmic grunts.


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Leslie Wolfe is a bestselling author whose novels break the mold of traditional thrillers. She creates unforgettable, brilliant, strong women heroes who deliver fast-paced, satisfying suspense, backed up by extensive background research in technology and psychology.
Leslie released the first novel, Executive, in October 2011. It was very well received, including inquiries from Hollywood. Since then, Leslie published numerous novels and enjoyed growing success and recognition in the marketplace. Among Leslie’s most notable works, The Watson Girl (2017) was recognized for offering a unique insight into the mind of a serial killer and a rarely seen first person account of his actions, in a dramatic and intense procedural thriller.
A complete list of Leslie’s titles is available at http://wolfenovels.com/order.
Leslie enjoys engaging with readers every day and would love to hear from you.


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What is
Las Vegas Crime about?
A detective’s worst nightmare comes true when his daughter is daringly kidnapped from her school, minutes after being dropped off, a frenzied search begins, involving the entire police force of a city that never sleeps. But for Detectives Baxter and Holt this isn’t a crime like any other; it is personal. 
This team of Las Vegas detectives trust each other with their lives, only not with their deepest, darkest secrets. Together, they frantically search for the missing teenager, while all the leads take them to a serial killer’s gruesome killing fields.

What would readers remember after they finish reading the book?

There’s a hidden side to every one of us, a part that only we know about, that’s important to us, and that we wish to keep a secret. That hidden side of us is what makes us who we are, what makes us great at what we do. And that hidden side of us is what we, on rare occasions, allow into the open as a sacrifice needed to help those we care the most about.

Your writing style is fast, filled with dialogue, almost at the expense of descriptives and narratives. Why is that?

This is how human beings interact, especially when under pressure or stress. We stop paying attention to our surroundings, and focus on the task at hand. People interact with one another, talk to one another, and have feelings for one another and for everything we do. That’s what I’m focused on, rather than specifying each article of clothing someone wears, or the color of the flower vase in an office somewhere. This technique isn’t necessarily good or bad; just somewhat different from mainstream.
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What’s the biggest compliment you received from a fan?
It’s when readers tell me they stay up all night to finish the book, because they couldn’t put it down. That’s music to my ears  Like any other artist and entertainer, I thrive knowing that I deliver that escape into the fictional world in a grasping, addictive, and memorable way.

You mentioned science, technology, psychology. How do you keep it real?

I do extensive amounts of research for my work, and I’m fascinated by what I have the opportunity to learn. Additionally, sections of my books go through a process of validation at the hands of several fantastic partners who are law enforcement officers, attorneys, scientists, doctors in medicine. In Dawn Girl, for example, there are sections that speak about using certain plant extracts and animal venoms to achieve certain goals. Despite the extensive research, my hands were shaking a little as I wrote them, metaphorically speaking, and I was relieved when my research “passed scientific review.”
In the entire Las Vegas Crime Series, I had the privilege to enjoy the assistance of three fantastic friends: New York’s best criminal attorney, an expert in casino gambling who spent his entire career in Las Vegas, and the most talented fashion director I’ve ever met. I’m grateful to all of them for lending me their edge.

Do you do any book signings, interviews, speaking and personal appearances? If so, when and where is the next place where your readers can see you? Where can they keep up with your personal contacts online?

Apart from social media and email interactions, I’m a veritable recluse. Email is the best and quickest way to reach me, and I was fortunate to build true friendships with readers over email. The majority of my readers ask me when’s the next book coming out, not when I’m getting out of the house, so I get the hint and keep on writing.

Is
Las Vegas Crime going to be continued?
This book is the third in the Las Vegas Crime Series, and I left room for a sequel, if the public will demand it. So far, this series has been very well received by the readers, and my fans have been adamant: they want more.




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73 Comments
Janet W.
12/17/2018 06:43:37 am

I really like the cover! It's unique! Sounds like a great, thrilling read!

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Debbie P
12/17/2018 09:06:35 am

This sounds like a very intriguing read.

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Victoria
12/17/2018 11:39:19 am

Sounds like a really awesome series, I'll definitely be checking it out. Thanks for sharing and for the great giveaway :)

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Rita Wray
12/17/2018 12:02:08 pm

I liked the excerpt, thank you.

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Shirley Ann Speakman
12/17/2018 12:44:13 pm

Congratulations on your book tour Leslie, the book sounds full of suspense and intrigue the characters sure do go through a lot. I enjoyed the interview too.

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Calvin
12/17/2018 01:38:34 pm

Sounds like a well written exciting crime story

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wendy hutton
12/17/2018 03:29:57 pm

great cover, I love a good crime story thanks

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Marilyn Nawara
12/17/2018 03:48:35 pm

The series looks great -- I ordered Casino Girl and Las Vegas Girl for my MIL for Christmas.

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Bea LaRocca
12/17/2018 04:29:17 pm

Congratulations on the book tour and Thank you so much for the awesome giveaway! I love the book cover and excerpt. I haven't started reading this series yet, but I do have them all on my kindle and TBR. I'm really looking forward to reading these soon. Do you plan to add any more titles to this series?

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aaron reck
12/17/2018 07:37:07 pm

I have never been to Vegas so it's very intriguing to me and captivates me.

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Dale Wilken
12/17/2018 09:54:52 pm

Sounds really great.

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Piroska
12/18/2018 12:07:44 pm

It's a gorgeous cover! Very intriguing. Sounds like a great crime story.

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Kelly Nicholson
12/18/2018 02:14:47 pm

What do you think of the book or the cover?

i like a lady in red...hope she survives in the book

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heather
12/18/2018 02:36:56 pm

I love the cover because it is different and mysterious. I so want to read this one.

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Amy Green
12/18/2018 02:50:23 pm

I have always found it endlessly intriguing when you start investigating the history of crime in Vegas! The glitz and gambling are a great smokescreen for all the corruption and double-dealing.

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SHERRY
12/18/2018 02:59:44 pm

This sounds like a very interesting book. I look forward to reading it.

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Corey Hutton
12/19/2018 01:57:33 pm

Good luck with the book and Thanks for the giveaway.

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Mood Reader
12/19/2018 04:00:22 pm

The cover is stunning. And it sounds like a great read! :)

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Denise Duvall
12/19/2018 07:51:09 pm

After listening to various author's, at book readings, I am amazed at the amount of research, that fiction writers, no matter what genre, do to make their novels as realistic as possible. Thank you for all your hard work. It really matters to the enjoyment of your work.

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Denise Duvall
12/19/2018 07:53:44 pm

PS. I love the cover, dark, mysterious, with bright lights, just like Las Vegas.

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Robin Abrams
12/20/2018 03:54:47 pm

I love the cover. This sounds like a great read

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Marcy Meyer
12/20/2018 07:37:50 pm

This one sounds like a really good read. I enjoyed the excerpt and the guest post. Thanks for sharing.

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Jennifer Stapp
12/21/2018 04:40:59 am

I like the cover, and this sounds like an intriguing read.

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Ann Fantom
12/21/2018 01:32:12 pm

I love the cover. Very nice!

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lynn clayton
12/23/2018 08:16:39 pm

this looks like a great read and i really like the cover

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Kim BookJunkie
12/24/2018 02:29:52 am

This sounds like it’s going to be the best Baxter & Holt yet!!! I can’t wait to read it!!!

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Jenna Waller
12/24/2018 06:05:47 pm

I love the cover.. All the books are on my tbr list.. Thanks for the chance to win..

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patty curry
12/24/2018 07:21:00 pm

I can't wait to read this book !

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Diana Corlett
12/25/2018 09:14:20 pm

The cover is striking...without knowing anything else it would draw me to the book!

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Sarah L
12/26/2018 12:42:45 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Leonie Townsend
12/26/2018 02:13:37 am

Wow the excerpt was great! I'm more of a dark romance reader but this sounds like something I would like. Added to my TBR list.

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Elisa Panjang
12/26/2018 04:54:57 pm

The cover look inviting. I would definitely grab this book in a bookshop. The excerpt sounds interesting too.

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Lavender
12/27/2018 07:08:25 am

That sounds terrifying! Our nameless victim is anonymous, the perpetrators are anonymous. Which kind of makes it easier to just focus on what's happening. I really want someone to give those brutes a taste of their own medicine. Literally.

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Toni Sprouse
12/27/2018 12:40:30 pm

The victim's fear was very palpable and believable in this excerpt..left me yearning to read more!!

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Jo-Anne Boyko link
12/27/2018 01:25:44 pm

I'm looking forward to reading this thriller.

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Barrie
12/27/2018 08:54:58 pm

I really like the cover. The lights going to the sky makes the city stick out. The woman looks mysterious and makes me curious about the book!

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jan
12/28/2018 05:30:45 pm

i really like the cover. The city and the lights with the blue to the left - great.

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Betsy Barnes
12/29/2018 09:13:53 am

The cover really caught my eye. This sounds like a great thriller!

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Diane Wolf
12/29/2018 09:31:15 am

I've never read a thriller/suspense book yet, but always looking for new authors and books to read. The cover is great and know it would have caught my eye on the shelf, i'll give it a try! Thanks for the giveaway so I could learn about it!

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Sherry Fram
12/29/2018 10:02:38 am

Love the cover & the blurb sounds interesting! Can’t wait to read it!

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Jan Lee
12/29/2018 11:16:35 am

I love the skyline of the city all lit up at night. I've been to Vegas and this is exactly what it looks like. Mystery is one of my top genre's to read so I'll be putting this on my to be read list! :)

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Danielle Corrow
12/29/2018 12:19:08 pm

I loved the cover and the excerpt! Definitely looking forward to reading it

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Sharon Extine
12/29/2018 12:22:09 pm

Liked the excerpt. On my "to read" list.

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sherry butcher
12/29/2018 03:37:58 pm

love the unusual book cover, you have a winner here.

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Helen Wawrejko
12/29/2018 04:40:04 pm

Great cover!

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Amber
12/29/2018 05:11:57 pm

Love the cover!

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Shannon Capelle
12/29/2018 06:40:23 pm

Love the cover! Sounds really intriguing also

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Barbara Haynes
12/29/2018 06:43:19 pm

Your website and cover is gorgeous!

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Brenda Hook
12/29/2018 08:14:47 pm

I love all the covers. Thank you for the chance

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Catherine Lemanski
12/29/2018 10:02:36 pm

Love the cover, drew my attention.

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kim charlton
12/30/2018 09:21:10 am

Love this cover and the blurb!! Excited to read!

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Theresa N
12/30/2018 11:23:44 am

I like the cover, I find it very mysterious.

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Kelly D
12/31/2018 08:28:25 am

I like the cover. The image of the woman walking towards Vegas is really cool.

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Celeste Herrin
1/1/2019 02:41:18 am

This is a great cover that at first glance really gets my attention. I really enjoyed the excerpt and look forward to reading the book!

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Jillian Too
1/1/2019 10:24:17 am

I love the tension in the cover.

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Jodi Hunter
1/1/2019 11:21:49 am

The cover is beautiful.

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Sarah Hayes
1/1/2019 04:41:19 pm

the cover looks nice! this is going to be a great read

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Julie Barrett
1/2/2019 08:53:46 am

I really like the cover. It would definitely intrigue me to pick it up and check out the book. It sounds like a really gripping read and one that would keep the reader's attention to the end.

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Carolle H
1/2/2019 11:03:17 am

The cover is really nice

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Juana Esparza
1/5/2019 09:52:22 am

I liked both the excerpt, and the beautiful book cover.

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Stephanie Garbowski
1/6/2019 11:54:40 am

Love the cover, very intriguing. Can't wait to read!

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Terri Shaw
1/8/2019 12:37:59 am

I love the cover art. This sounds like a great read.

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Daniel M
1/10/2019 08:23:49 pm

the cover looks great!

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Mary Evans
1/11/2019 12:05:24 am

I love the mood of the cover with the girl in the red dress with the Vegas strip glittering behind.

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Anna Nguyen
1/11/2019 08:44:24 pm

i love that the heroine is the focus of the cover. she looks strong and beautiful and ready for a anything.

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B.J. Bernal
1/12/2019 02:11:14 pm

Sounds like an intriguing book!

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Karen Propes
1/14/2019 10:19:50 pm

I love the cover, with Vegas in the background. It's appealing, the woman looks like she has a story and it needs to be told. I love thrillers like that.

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June S.
1/15/2019 03:20:11 pm

Las Vegas Crime book sounds really good to me.

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Stacey A Smith
1/16/2019 06:46:22 pm

I so all ready have it on one of my wish list at amazon.and love the cover as well.

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Wanda Patterson
1/16/2019 08:54:05 pm

I love detective stories. I have read many and I am still amazed when I think I have everything figured out and the author throws me a curve.

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Quanda Dykstra
1/16/2019 09:24:11 pm

The cover of this book and the content is both an eye catcher. Intriguing for sure!

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Cassandra D
1/16/2019 09:43:03 pm

I like different detective stories that go in depth to solve mysteries. The cover is breathtaking.

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Tyler Ginter
1/16/2019 10:38:13 pm

I'm not as good with my words as you, so I'll just say it looks very intriguing.

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